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Dr Cy Kosis

03-21-2003 19:19:29




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About a week ago on here we were discussing a "Rare" model L with lights and electric start. Lots of the discussion centered around originallity and a generator setup sandwiched between the governor and the magneto.

I found a reproduction of an old Case brochure that shows an L with electric start, lights and you can see the generator/magneto setup like the one we were seeing on E-Bay. The lights were mounted much differently though, they were mounted high on the top tank casting. My old L has a mount of some kind mount on the top right radiator tank bolts that extends out sideways about 4 inches and ends on a cup for something with a ball mount to bolt onto. I can't figure out what it could be other than some sort of light mount, but theres no trace of any electrics ever being fitted to the trcator. The bracket appears original because the 3 bolts through it match all the others only the grip length has been adjusted for the thickness of the mount. Any ideas anyone?

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Chances R

03-22-2003 18:22:53




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 Re: L Generator driven maneto in reply to Dr Cy Kosis, 03-21-2003 19:19:29  
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Thanks for posting your thoughts on the origional equipment on the grey era Case tractors. Here is my CINT with genrator mag combo. I wish someone would post pics of the factory cast centers for the later models also.

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Dr Cy Kosis

03-22-2003 19:34:13




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 Re: Re: L Generator driven maneto in reply to Chances R, 03-22-2003 18:22:53  
What does the INT stand for? It sure has a low profile. What year is it?

I see an electric starter but no crank handle under the radiator. It appears that you are holding a crank on the side where the belt pulley would be. I was aware of late Ls with electric start but didn't know any C models were ever available with them.



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Chances R

03-22-2003 19:56:12




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 Re: Re: Re: L Generator driven maneto in reply to Dr Cy Kosis, 03-22-2003 19:34:13  
1931 C Industrial Narrow Tread. Crank is on the side to allow for front mount implements, that are driven from the crank shaft.



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CASEPOWER

03-22-2003 19:21:36




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 Re: Re: L Generator driven maneto in reply to Chances R, 03-22-2003 18:22:53  
Late Cast centers for a C?? Or a L?? I may have some factory pictures..



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Chances R

03-22-2003 18:29:17




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 Re: Re: L Generator driven maneto in reply to Chances R, 03-22-2003 18:22:53  
Oops, sorry about the wrong seb site address.



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Dave Olson Illinois

03-22-2003 16:38:10




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 Re: L Generator driven maneto in reply to Dr Cy Kosis, 03-21-2003 19:19:29  
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Hello Dr Cy Kosis,

Here is a picture from one of my books showing a light kit on a L.

Another book that I have shows a light mounted on the other side (right or curb side). They say that it was an Acetylene headlight designed but never produced.

Dave Olson - East-Central Illinois

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CASEPOWER

03-21-2003 19:39:03




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 Re: L Generator driven maneto in reply to Dr Cy Kosis, 03-21-2003 19:19:29  
There were two different electric light kits. The ones I have seen that were mounted on the radiator tank was a Delco kit. Auto-lite also made a kit. I missed the first disscusion and will go back and read it.



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Dave Olson Illinois

03-23-2003 13:47:15




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 Re: Re: L Generator driven maneto in reply to CASEPOWER, 03-21-2003 19:39:03  
Hey CASEPOWER,

Here is the link to the "Is this a Rare L?" Really would like your opinion and feedback.

Thanks, Dave Olson - East-Central Illinois



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